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Almost no overtime, and the colleagues are quite easy to get along with.
Basically, there are no benefits, except for the health checkup that I heard was provided because someone reported the company. The educational training listed on 104 is really just for show—you're left to figure everything out yourself. The computer provided by the company is terrible; aside from often being unable to run properly, the supervisor also keeps adding requirements. She starts with A, then moves to B, and in the end says there is also C. Her communication skills aren't very good, so you have to guess what she means.